The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1887-12-15
LOCAL ITEMS.

IN Logan iest Suuu1S.
Virg Lowry is visiting his famIl
and friends in Athens this week.
Mr.. Ed. Downey, of Columbus
visited relatives and friends in Lo
gan last week.
Henry Goodllve, one OF our oldes
subscribers at Maxville, Perry coun
ty was in Logan Wednesday.
MIR. Jerry Cronin, of Columbus
visited in the city Sunday, the CUES
of his brother-in- law, Mike Keinl'
Mrs. DIR. Hansen, Of Nelsonville
O, is visiting in Logan, tho gues'
of her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. 10
seph Rochester.
The Com misaioner's report wal
received too late for publication thu
week. The interesting document
will appear in our next.
We are pleased to learn that
Ius Smith, who has been sick
for some time with typhoid fever,
is slowly convalescing.
We present a breezy article on
the FIRST page from Col. Taylor. IN
the Enquirer, which con.
tains some pleasant local mention
We are GLAD TO know that Mr..
Mike keinlc. who was quite i'll last
week, is able to be about. Mr.. Joe
Kein!e is quite i'll, but it is hoped
viii soon be about again.
Mr. William White Iwas admit
TED p the Bar in Columbus last
week etand,ng among the highest
in the class examined. Mr.. While
has our best wishes for success in
bic profession.
The AtIleneum Literary Socie.
ty will give masquerade party
and oyster supper next Monday
evening at the residence of II. r.
Worn. All of the members an
ticipate a pleasant time.
The work on B. G. McManlgal's
new house is progressing rapidly
The house ls splendldly situated and
when finished Mr.. Mechanical will
have one OF tho finest places In Lo-
gan.
"Tat,.' the three year old son
Of Sheriff Gallagher. fell from the
.hay-mow yesterday morning.
breaking his left arm above the
elbow. DR.. Wright is attending
the little sufferer.
Mrs. Sarah Z. Mills died on last
:Monday morning at 2O'clock.-
She was fifty years old and had
been sick for some time. Funer
al from The Methodist Church on
Wednesday afternoon.
The Japanese Tea Party, given
by the ladies of the N. E. Church
at the residence oil Mrs. G. NJ
Gould, was a success in every
particular. The net proceeds
amounting to 800.
There will be services at Grace
Episcopal Chapel next Sunday.
Dec. 18TH, and On each alternate
Sunday thereafter, until further
notice, both morning and even
ing. All are cordially invited to
attend.
Mr.. Jim Bowen and Charley In
ecoe. are we'll equipped for painting
and invite public patronage. These
young men are both accomplished
in their art, and do all work entrus-
ted them promptly and at reason.
able rates.
DR.. Farquhar. on arriving in town
last week on his regular monthly
visit, was taken severely sick from
cold. and was unable to give any
attention to his patients. Under
the skillful treatmant, and constant
nursing of DR.: Pu|len. he was well
enough to get off home on Satur-
lay.
The carriage 81 op of Geo. Fike
near the Grange Store, took fire
from defective fue, YESTERDAY |
morning about s o'clock, and il |
timely die very prevented de-
conflagration. The buck
ct brigade was romptly on hand |
and the fire extinguished before
an alarm was sounded. The
damage was confined exclusive
ly to the roof.
Thos. Shotwell has purchased
the lots at the head of Main St,
formerly owned by r. d. Culver,
and we learn that he intends
building a business block ON the
front lot, with a livery stable and
packing house IL the rear. We
congratulate Mr.. ShotweIl non se-
curing these lots, as he could
have found no better situation
for such an enterprise.
Mr.. George Hartman prides
on having the biggest
porkers for The butchering sea-
son OF any of his neighbors. This
year he slaughtered four that
netted 5000 pounds. From his